live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. they have been on the run, but now these two people have been questioned in the death of a three-year-old girl in napa. good evening i'm brian hackney.

>> and i'm ann notarangelo. kpix doug on the investigation that includes the girl's mother. >> reporter: and that's right this has happened in the close nit building of apartment dwellers. they knew the mother and the boyfriend and the child. and yesterday someone saw the mother and the boyfriend leave with luggage and not the child and they called police. >> napa police officers checked the apartment and located the three-year-old deceased in her bed. no parent or guardian was present at the residence. investigators from the napa please took over from the investigation. during the initial stages, the investigators noticed what appeared to be blunt force trama injuries on the victim. followup also indicated the victim appeared to have been sexually assaulted.

>> reporter: police arresting the child's mother sara krueger, 23-year-old and her boyfriend scat warner 26. this recent cell phone photo showing the victim on the right at play with an unidentified boy who lived in the same apartment complex. having an opinion of the man who came to live with the man who lived with her child's mother. >> obvious drug use. she went downhill when he was there. you never saw her playing outside anymore. the mook took real good care of her little girl before him. really into her child. >> reporter: how are you personally taking this? >> it's upsetting. i didn't sleep at all last night. thedefinitionue is a quiet apartment complex. this is a little girl i've seen grow. you know a little babe. very difficult. >> reporter: police say there have been calls to the apartment in the past for aled

drug use and alleged domestic violence. >> don, any discussion on out police were able to track down the couple? >> reporter: yes, apparently it was an anoun mouse tape from someone who saw the couple in the restaurant. close to the bart station. eventually bart police at that station picked them up. well, a man pulled over for a minor traffic violation in belmont now faces a slew of other charges. overses -- officers say they found stolen property in pedro man dez's car. mendoza was arrested without incident on charges of possession of stolen property, possession of marijuana while driving, and driving without a license. well, it was brief. but it was better than nothing, a little robust system moved from north to south today. and still in the south that you can see the few showers that are left. still, it left behind from around you can see some still down can there on the

peninsula. left about a.10 in san jose. and up in the north bay as muchs.16 of an inch. not enough to stuff the dust off this drought. there might be more on the way, though. stay tuned. and rain below turned to snow count 500 feet. what's next? the forecast in a few minutes. farmers are delighted to see today's rain but the drought is weighing heavily on the organic industry. farmers worry their prices will have to go up. >> reporter: at that farmer's market she sells cheese. takes miling from 150 gettings to get her product. the cost of feeding that many goats expensive alfalfa isn't easy. >> another season of this and

we will have to raise prices. >> reporter: working on a ranch where he raises rabbits, pork and lams. they are not as dairy produces at the moment accident still his products are dangerously low. >> we are going to have a serious problem coming up as the season progresses and as we wet into the summertime. >> reporter: it doesn't just mean problems for organic farmers but the organic industry as a hole. searching for farmers to fill about one dozen of his booths. >> it's really hard for the farmers right now. it's terrible actually because a lot of the farmers can't even make it out to the markets and that's where they make their money. >> reporter: recertified oher gappic farmers are worried about the drought too. the trade association looking into financial help for farmers fallen on hard times. at this point best help can only come from above. and it might even be too late

for that. >> it's never going to be enough. it's too late this year for it to be enough. >> reporter: in mar region county, mark kelly kpix 5. and the farmersed a myth feeding livestock either selling their cattle or having them go hungry. if you don't care they are playing the super bowl today. that means fail gait -- tailgating, food. let's say you're one of the people that call it the stupid bowl. no interest in the team or the commercials. we sent arraign web to seek out and question these kinds of people. they all seem to discover it's a great day to be a tourist, right, brian? >> reporter: yeah, not to bad. tourists headed out to alcatraz. and i learned it was a pretty good day to do thick other than watch football. for starters line for cable carts aren't quite as long. >> the super bowl you know i'm

a anyoners fan. the last game i watched i was very disappointed but go broken cos today. >> reporter: the super bowl may have replaced the circus as the greatest show on earth. more than 100 million people expected to watch. but without the 49ers on the field jamaal marshal would rather shop than see the seahawks in the super bowl. >> the seahawks got lucky. it was so close to losing. i wanted the niners to win. >> reporter: of course san francisco has plenty to see, too. just ask the nearly 20 million tourists that visit here every year. visit the explore tore yum with people who don't know or care about big game one bit. >> we don't watch the super bowl. >> the super bowl there is good day to go to the museum because there is nobody here. >> reporter: all right, all of the 49er mans we met

tiddliering for the broncos. understandable. maybe next year they will be able to watch their team in the big game. brian webb, the reaction are from just about everyone. shock over the death of oscar- winning actor philip seymour half man. what authorities say they found near his body. a guest preacher at a church today. reverend al sharpton. why he was here and and his fight for injustice. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

city apartment. he was 46- years-old. "he's ' oscar-winning actor philip seymour half man was found dead this morning in miss new york city apartment. he was 46 years old. >> he's god cop. bad cop >> mow every roles. he was found with a syringe in his arm and an apparent drug overdoze. heroin was found near his body. he admitted to batting drug addiction in a 60 minutes interview. >> "hello my name is capote. i did everything i could, okay." >> it was that portrayal that won him the best actor oscar back in 2006. he leaves behind a partner and

three children. an oakland church had a special guest speak they are orphan re rand al sharpton. the civil rights activist was at cathedral part of a celebration to open oaklands active chapter. to deliver message insisting people must get involved. >> here you are in 204, facebook, twitter, cell phones in your pockets. blackberries, a black president. [ applause ] >> the network is a non- forprofit group fighting inequality. still ahead, that i thinks are not look song good for a new water with front arena for

the godden state warriors. what's throwing a monkey wrench in the plan. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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waterfront. there's a new delay in the the golden state warriors plan to build an aretha on the san francisco water front. the team sow s now acing the arena definitely will not open in 2017 as envisioned. costs have now doubled for the site. the team has changed the design thee times trying to come up with one that will be approved by the city of potentially voters. >> doing exactly what we said we would do which is embrace all of the public input and regulatory input. and the schedule just takes longer to complete. so we're going to open in 2018. >> but tomorrow arena opponents

are expected to turn in more than 15,000 signatures for a measure that would require the warriors and any other developer to win voter approval for height limits along the water front. thousands braved the chilly soggy weather this morning during the 31st annual san francisco half marathon. the run began at 8:00 a.m. and ended at golden gate park. also held in the park. runner's world has ranked this particular rice one of the most scenic in the country. i don't know if i would call today scenic by certainly welcome. some spots.5 an inch of rain. numbers only nudged about 50 degrees in the warmest to the spots in the bay area. right now 46 at concord p 48 at oakland. san jose has 51. santa rosa 43 degrees. drop to near freezing by the early morning hours.

high-def doppler showing all of the action now headed down to the monoterrae peninsula. expecting things to be dry by chilly as we have clouds still overhead. clouds mostly in the 40s. adds you can see the low pressure in the bay area now going to track south tomorrow. and then take inlands of the jet dream. northern baja, california. for the showers head south. look for clearing behind it as high pressure builds back into it but not nearly as strong as we have been accustomed to this went perp cool and cry on monday. and it looks like another system will come in by thursday. so maybe we will get wet again on thursday. but the meantime a few days to see if the grass gets green on the hill area. future cast showing things clear out overnight. a tu clouds in a post funnel fog. no big deal. we'll get more sunshine tomorrow it and certainly dry out. so what's next? eyes clear outguesser night.

the week begins dry and cool. and rain chance again coming in by thursday. and maybe next sunday we chalice. tomorrow afternoon numbers in the mid-50s be increasing sunshine. that compared favorably with what is going on in the northern rockies. just 11 degrees up in montana. tomorrow heading out partly sunny skies and a temperature of 56 degrees and los angeles 63. and chicago partly cloudy skies. a good snow in new york tomorrow. 48 degrees. overnight lows tonight. 32 at nap family members. same for fair field. and because the skies is going to be clearing the numbers will get down there but they will recovery to about 8 degrees warmer than they were tonight. looking at 55 degrees at palo alto. san jose 56 degrees tomorrow. mid-50s for the east bay.

54 in danville. 52 at vallejo. director telling me the rain was pounding down. and that was indicative of this kind of a system. heavy in some places but not much. tomorrow 57 and 53 degrees at ukay. let's look ahead you will see the clear skies and then on thursday we begin to get a chance of showers in the bay area. and friday we'll clear it out again. saturday and sunday are question marks. indications we could get wet again sunday. stay tuned. and in the meantime dry tup for a couple of days. that's weather. and for sports oh, ann. >> oh, thank for it's time for our fannings to be joining us and watching the pain and suffering from the other channels. >> hello, audience. haven't seen you if awhile. come an back. we have other business that's

actually unfolded today. like cal jump tupping with two players. one-on-one? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

no need to turn the channel. we can giveout score less than two minutes left in the game and? >> 43-8 the seattle super bowl champions. >> we have other business to talk about. a good one here in college basketball.

second time in four days cal and stanford women hit the floor. here is the newt rock knee speech from cal's lindsey gotly. >> show the world to what the battle of the bay is and what the university of california women's basketball is all about. let's do this. >> yeah, then they hit the floor. it didn't work with thursday and it didn't work today. 17, 1st half points. brittany boyd inside. cal still by 10 at the break. they needed a whole lot more. they couldn't get closer than 7. she had 29 points. stand forbeats cal for the 20th straight win. >> you can't guard her with one person and a lot of times with two people. i tell her if you're double go up. if your tripled maybe look to

pass. that's what i tell her. [ laughter ] >> her leadership and poise out there. her versatility going inside, outside. her passing has improved a lot. you know just her competitiveness. she has drive. and when i look out there in warmups i'm glad she's wearing stanford and not anything else. all right now the mood in berkeley much better. they beat top ranked arizona. you see them storming the court. first time cal has every beat the number one team on campus. >> awful these things like that and you don't have to see the articles for a while now. you tough wait 40 years. >> obviously i was getting close phobic. i couldn't breathe. the crowd has so much energy. i want to thank fans for coming out. and it was a great feeling but i don't know i just couldn't

breathe. >> we're in the desert waste management open is talking golf. here is bubba watson the lefty. great birdie efforts to tie for the lead with ken staid her. chance to win did it here. no. you hear the groans from the crowd there. to boubou watson. could he close? no. and kevin sad her is the winner. plans his first ever pga event and qualified for the masters. meanwhile in dubai tiger woods a slow start for 2014. just couldn't communicate with the putter again finished fied for 41st. showing his seven trips to dubai. steven gallagher better than tiger for the week. his third career win on the

european tour. onto football just about any support where do they get those fabulous terrific technical toys? right in our backyard in mountain view. see the yellow first down marker? >> basically you select a color. >> it originated here in 1998 and has been woven into how we watch football. what is this company that had an eye in the sky technology with use of vectors to make the 2013 america's cup user and viewer friendly? >> this is the best. >> that same technology is used in auto racing. remember the glowing puck in the nhl? lasted a couple of years. it all comes from sport vision. head quartered in chicago, but here in mountain view, it's where the magic happens. it's what you would think the never center of a video game would look like.

they have come a long way from creating the yellow 1st down marker and the blue line of scrimmage you will see the in super bowl. >> there is so much more to it than just the yellow line. the bubble you see over the cars in motor sports and few of our more note worthy things. we have a our own legislation makeshift helmets. just always trying stuff. >> looking at both corners and motions. >> very big on baseball because that sport generates so much data used by teams and fans. but sport vision now doesn't want to just give information, they want to give you the back story. >> sport vision really saw it years ago an opportunity to show the fans what they can't see. is it a 1st down or not? was it a strike or not? you couldn't see the hockey

puck well, let's make it glow. >> they got it going on. so did seattle. pete carroll joins barry switzer and jimmy johnson as the only coaches to have won a national championship in football and a super bowl. >> oh, really? >> and tonight on game day our darin with the favor cast to recap the super bowl and more. all right, that's it for us. have a good night. bye bye. ,,,,

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